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The obverse of this nearly 240 year-old coin has a side-view portrait of CHARLES III and has DEI GRATIA 1773 CAROLUS III around the edges. The reverse has a Crown, pillars and shield and says HISPAN ET IND REX mo (?) 8R FM around the edges. Remember the FM is inverted and these invertedcoins were only made in 1772 & 1773. This coin has not been graded but it is in great condition and had a $190 price tag when it was purchased several years ago. Theside of the coin is in great shape as well and even though this may be wrong it has a reeded (?) edge which is also in great shape. Please e-mail with any other questions.
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In 2005, an arson fire destroyed Turlock's Carnegie Arts Center. By the end of May, nearly five years after its destruction, ground will be broken on a new, expanded Carnegie Arts Center, following a unanimous Turlock City Council decision Tuesday evening.
The three Hughson City Council members found to be violation of the Brown Act, the Hughson Municipal Code and the Fair Political Practices Commission are now in trouble for not responding to the Civil Grand Jury.
After nine long months, the proposed Carnegie Arts Center reconstruction is back on the Turlock City Council's agenda this Tuesday.
With the Statewide Direct Primary Election just over two months away, California Secretary of State Debra Bowen announced the final the list of candidates and propositions on Friday.
The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors started the hard work of balancing the county's 2010-2011 budget on Tuesday, approving a voluntary 5 percent pay cut for nearly all county employees.
Those in danger of foreclosure may be newly eligible for help from the federal government. A recently expanded government program will reduce mortgage payments for the unemployed and cut the principal for underwater mortgage holders.
Three months after the Civil Grand Jury found three Hughson City Council members in violation of the Brown Act, the Fair Political Practices Commission Code and the Hughson Municipal Code, residents of Hughson filed a petition for recall with over 1,000 signatures.
The Stanislaus County Superior Court is currently looking for volunteers to serve on the 2010-2011 Stanislaus County Civil Grand Jury.
Recent finger-pointing and calls for resignations between Hughson City Council members and the mayor have had a negative affect on City employees. This disrupted work environment was made apparent at Monday's Hughson City Council meeting when additional funds were requested by an outside auditing firm to complete their work.
Nearly nine months after the initial set of Carnegie Arts Center reconstruction bids were rejected by the Turlock City Council due to legal disputes, the second round of bids were made public this week.
Turlock City Council members have long warned that the 2010-2011 budget would be among the most challenging in the city's history. On Tuesday night, during a special budget workshop, council members and the public learned just how grim the budget situation might be, with an expected $3.0 to $4.3 million general fund deficit.
The Turlock City Council hopes to get out in front of an anticipated $4 million budget deficit by starting their meeting an hour early on Tuesday to hold a special budget workshop.
Two lawsuits - one filed by former city manager Tim Kerr and the other a cross compliant filed by the City of Turlock - have shined a new light on the reasons behind Kerr's departure and have let loose a litany of accusations and political posturing at City Hall.
Election season is well underway, with the initial candidate filing period for the June 8 Statewide Direct Primary Election coming to a close last Friday - except for a handful of races where the incumbent did not file for reelection.
Parks, Recreation and Community commissioners approved the creation of an ad hoc committee to review the commission's by-laws, but stopped short of agreeing to an increase from seven to 14 members at their Wednesday night meeting.
There are approximately 100 boards and commissions to which the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors appoints community members and with several current vacancies for various unspecified boards as well as those unique to District 2 residents, locals interested in serving their community now have ample opportunity to do so.
The growing prescription drop-off program that allows individuals to dispose of unused medications in a safe manner will soon have a site in Turlock.
The 3.4 million small businesses in California that employ more than half the state's workforce could be facing a health insurance tax per the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. On Tuesday Congressman Jeff Denham left Washington to make a local appearance and address small business owners' concerns regarding the tax at the Modesto Chamber of Commerce, an event hosted by the Stop the HIT coalition.
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Village Voice: Profiles Adam & Eve Cidery (NY)
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This is a beverage made from the fermented juice of apples. Apples are to cider as grapes are to wine.
My goal was to earn a living pruning apple trees. I started the business with money I'd earned from waitressing -- I'm kind of an anti-capitalist, so it was weird to be a business owner. We have a working farm in Appalachia, and everything we've bought, we've financed from what we earned that year. It's been very slow. Our production is really small, and it's limited by the amount of fruit we can produce. Growing an orchard is a long-term commitment. It starts with two years of raising the tree in the nursery. Then you plant, and depending on style of planting, you could get fruit in the fourth year, but most likely, you won't get a full crop until sixth, so that's eight years before you're getting fruit. Some are 10 years before you're getting a full crop. You're making an investment in establishing this planting, and you hope it will outlast you in its lifetime.
We're buying the farm from my dad; it belonged to my grandparents -- and my parents live next door. New York state is second in apple production in this country, behind Washington. So there's a long tradition of apple-growing. That's neat. There are little regions around the state, like Ontario, Hudson Valley, and the Finger Lakes. It has the perfect temperate climate, with warm summers and crisp falls, so you get acidity and flavor. There's varied topography. We have two orchard locations, so we have two different types of soil. It's really amazing how different the fruit is from each location. New York has these areas that have distinct soil and climactic conditions. It's a great place for a cider revival -- you can try ciders from different regions from within New York, and they're distinct to where they were grown.
We're fruit-focused. A lot of where we concentrate our efforts is in the orchard, and that ultimately influences your juice. For our sparkling, we use the Champagne method. A lot of cider is force-carbonated, but we sort of feel like if you're going to have a bubbly beverage, it should have wonderful, exquisite bubbles. Natural fermentation in the bottle gives it those tiny elegant bubbles. My favorite cider that we make is a still cider -- we use tannic bittersweet apples, and I really love the aroma, the balance of the beverage, and the tannic structure. It's best enjoyed at cellar temperature. But all of ur cider is focused, clean, and fruit-oriented. And dry -- very dry.
Seven or eight this year. In 2013, we made more -- we have less apples this year, so we won't have as many esoteric things.
A song by Pete Seeger -- my name is Autumn, and my parents were hippies. But Pete Seeger wrote a song called "Letters to Eve" that uses Adam and Eve as a metaphor for how you approach solving problems in the world. Adam is a pacifist -- he's more resigned, and he says we should just play music and make the world beautiful. Eve is a freedom fighter -- she says we have to create the world that we want to see. So it's my secret feminist take on things. It's also an obvious reference to an apple.
If you are a grower or a cider-maker or working directly with growers, you know that a great cider can't be made from apples out of cold storage any time of the year, nor on a production schedule like beer. We make our cider in the way that a person makes wine -- as you harvest, you are pressing and beginning fermentation.That all happens in three months -- September, October, November. Then you get maturation in the winter, before we create our blends. We'll bottle it to begin secondary fermentation in early spring -- that takes about four months. Then we disgorge to take the yeast out. We let it rest, and then we release it. So we release our 2014 ciders in July of 2015. That doesn't define how all ciders are made -- that's just how we do it, once a year.
For a really long time, basically until about three years ago, cider has been this thing that people don't know what it is. A lot of our sales have been direct-to-consumer, so it's us giving them a tasting, and telling them what cider tastes like for the first time. That's sort of cool -- think about all the things you have had in your life related to food and wine, and that all gets taken away. You're giving them a thing to taste that they have no context for. And they're like, "Oh, that's good." But it's a hard road to travel down -- every single sale has felt like an explanation of the entire category. But in the past three years, we've seen a tremendous change. It started with people coming up and saying, "Oh, this is cider? My sister likes that" or "I had that at a party." So it was recognized, and now I'm feeling like I'm not having conversations about what it is. Now I'm having conversations about why it's good, how we make it, and what you should pair it with, which are the conversations I wanted to be having at the beginning.
The idea behind Cider Week is brilliant. One of the reasons why cider's becoming more popular is because cidermakers are talking to their customers. But if we have allies in the trade, they can use their knowledge of food and beverage to educate people. Cider is a great pairing. Cider is a great aperitif. And Cider Week is really brilliant in involving those professionals and applying their knowledge and understanding to cider. Customers are looking to them for guidance and advice. It's been really effective.
When people try to define cider in a style -- unless it's something that has a centuries-long history in a certain locale, with a certain variety, and matched to a certain cuisine -- I think it's contrived. The sort of affected styles here are maybe ciders that have a lot of adjuncts added to them -- other fruits or hops, something to flavor the cider with. And people are trying to say that one way of making it is what defines American cider. What's so much more interesting to me -- and this is analogous to wine, because what cider is going through now is what wine went through 50 years ago -- is that more cider-makers are emerging whose main intention is to make cider as a beverage that expresses the region that their apples come from. The cider expresses the fruit and isn't cluttered by these other assets. We're not all making cider in one way or one style. Ezra and I have this philosophy: You can take wonderful fruit and screw it up with your winemaking, but you can't take bad fruit and make good cider. That's our role. Ciders can be really different, but the element that links them is that they really revere the fruit that they're using, and they're attempting to showcase that fruit, not hide it.
More people who are making orchard-based cider. People collaborating with each other, sharing ideas, pushing each other. I'd love to see some university get involved and apply some research -- there are a lot of areas that we're figuring out on our own, which is cool, but I see how the wine industry is supported, and I would love that. I would love to see more cider orchards being planted. It's perennial agriculture, and it creates an ecosystem where it's planted. It doesn't tear up the soil. I'm a big fan of orchards. Having thriving orchards in your community makes it a place people want to visit, not destroy, and it gives people agricultural-based jobs.
The way that I drink our cider most often is while I'm cooking dinner -- I have a little cheese and a little still cider. Cider and cheese is such an obvious pairing. Sweet ice cider with blue cheese. Semi-dry with sharp-aged cheddar. Tannic still with aged gouda. And then you have obvious pairings that are traditional -- crepes, or seafood. I make a dish often that's mussels, garlic, and tomato cooked down in cider. Generally, great tannic ciders present something not found in the other beverage categories -- they're palate-cleansing with mouth watering acidity, which helps get rid of palate fatigue. Tannins stand up to richer, fattier foods -- and that offers advantage over red and white wine in certain situations.
I have three. First, to grow our business a little bit more to the point where it's more financially sustainable than it is now. That means doubling production capacity, but keeping us in the same farm and equipment. The second is an artistic goal: I want to make what I sort of imagine in my mind's eye as the most amazing cider. It's an abstract vision for me, but I'm probably honing in on the elements that it has and then achieving that in the orchard and cidery. And the last is something we're already neck deep in, and that's to have our cidery also be sustainable in the sense that it's not just burning through resources. We're working on getting the cider switched over to renewable energy sources, and we're halfway there. Organic production is very important to us. So it's to be able to have a thriving agricultural-based business that's also viable for the environment.
We're doing a dinner at the Farm on Adderley in Brooklyn, and my husband Ezra will be down there talking about cider-making. We're also doing a couple of tastings, and a lot of staff chats. We're talking with our customers about ciders so they're more excited.


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937 Dixie Farm Road
South Belt / Ellington, Houston, 77034
Commute to Downtown Pasadena
Most errands require a car.
Flat as a pancake, minimal bike lanes.
937 Dixie Farm Road has a Walk Score of 38 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in the South Belt / Ellington neighborhood in Houston. The closest park is San Jacinto College South Baseball Field.
Nearby schools include Lutheran South Academy and Burnett Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are A&Z Food Mart, Stop N Save and My Quang Market Inc.
Nearby restaurants include SUBWAY® Restaurants, Taqueria El Nopalito and Salateen Restaurant.
937 Dixie Farm Road is near Sylvan Rodriguez Park, Gulf Palms Park and El Franco Lee Park.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 937 Dixie Farm Road is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 937 Dixie Farm Road.
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Barangaroo is located on the western edge of Sydney's Central Business District, on the shores our world famous harbour.
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A Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 10 per cent applies to most goods and services. It is included in the ticket price of goods and in restaurant menus. Departing travellers may be able to claim a refund for GST paid on goods bought in Australia under the Tourist Refund Scheme.
Be prepared to discover your own sense of style at Sydney's best shopping destinations. From window-shopping along shady streets to immersing yourself in vast shopping malls, it's no wonder shopping is one of the most popular things to do in Sydney.
In the city centre, historic city arcades are surrounded by slick new fashion centres, including Westfield Sydney on Pitt Street Mall. Make sure you also pop into the beautifully restored Queen Victoria Building, with its vast array of high street fashion, designer-style, jewellery, antiques and art.
The Strand Arcade is the place to go for young Australian designers and handcrafted jewellery. You'll also find plenty of home-grown fashion talent in David Jones and Myer department stores and at The Intersection in Paddington.
Find inspiration in the creative inner city hubs of Surry Hills and Paddington, while Balmain offers a unique mix of fashion, homewares and café-culture. Also in the inner-west, Newtown with vintage fashion, funky homewares and quirky boutiques.Nearby, Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre at Drummoyne has some great designer labels at up to 70 per cent off regular retail prices. Snap up deals on Witchery, Laura Ashley, Ksubi and Oroton.To the north of the city, stylish Mosman has chic boutiques and cafés.
Browse Sydney's many outdoor markets at any time of the year. Paddington Market, held every Saturday, is probably Sydney's most popular market shopping destination - many Australian designers made their breakthrough with a Paddington market stall. Other weekend markets are in Balmain and Rozelle, Surry Hills, Kirribilli and The Rocks.
With so many stylish fashion boutiques, Australian designers and specialty stores, Paddington is one of Sydney's favourite shopping destinations. Paddington Markets is the perfect place for gifts, homewares and emerging new designers while nearby streets such as Glenmore Road and William Street have hip boutiques, hairstylists, chocolate shops and bespoke shoe shops.
Soak up the creative energy of inner-city Surry Hills. There are many small galleries and cool boutiques to tempt you in this design-obsessed neighbourhood, and, if your feet need a break, chill out in a funky bar or café.
The perfect spot for shopping and people-watching, Darlinghurst bustles with fashion boutiques, bookshops, art galleries, music shops, cafés and restaurants. Bordered by Sydney City, Paddington and Surry Hills, it's Sydney's centre for urban style.
Sydney's historic heart has everything from Australian art and souvenirs to beautiful contemporary Aboriginal art and jewellery. Wander around The Rocks Markets on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday for the chance to pick up something special while soaking up the harbour views.
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Look at your hand, your computer, a wall. Does it seem solid? Actually, it's 99.99% nothing. Just empty space.
To understand how this can be, you have to understand the structure of atoms, the building blocks of matter. The sites here will help you do that — and show you how people could map out something so small you have to magnify it over 100 million times to see it.
The dark isn't as dark as it used to be. The skyward glow of artificial lights makes it harder to enjoy a clear view of stars, planets, and galaxies in the night sky. Light pollution also harms living things, both plants and animals.
Discover the affects of light pollution and steps we all can take to reverse it.
What does physics have to do with baseball? More than meets the eye. Physical laws are behind everything from a swing-and-a-miss to a grand slam.
Discover why hitting a baseball is one of the hardest feats in modern sports, the crucial role the windup plays in a pitcher's fastball, and more about the physics of America's favorite pastime.
How many people in your life have died of an infectious disease? Almost anyone answering that question before the 20th century would have said, "many."
Vaccinations, antibiotics, and hygiene have changed our lives. But the microbes are changing too. New diseases are emerging, as old ones evolve to resist the drugs that used to kill them. Take a look at the fight.
Comets are more than brilliant streaks of light in the night sky. These icy objects orbiting the Sun are actually fossils, rocky remnants from the early days of our solar system.
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Friday night at home
By Tyler Watkins
In a season of heartbreaks, the North Myrtle Beach Chiefs (2-6, 1-2) notched another one this past Friday night in a double overtime loss to Wilson (4-4, 2-1) at Memorial Stadium in Florence. On homecoming night for the Tigers, the Chiefs fell 37-34 off a game ending field goal.
The Chiefs offense came out strong, easily moving the ball down the field, but it was a couple of pick six's by the defense that put the Chiefs ahead early, 14-0. Colby Gore and Keyshawn Moore took an interception each into the end zone in the first quarter before a Chief fumble led to a Tiger touchdown to end the first with the Chiefs up 14-7.
The Chiefs scored on a 50 yard pass from sophomore quarterback Ronnie Bass to Colby Gore to set the lead at 21-7 and it appeared the Chiefs were well in command of the game with less than two minutes left in the half. And then the momentum shifted.
Wilson's Jerron Lesane took an 80 yard interception the other way and Wilson closed to within a touchdown at 21-14 with 1:52 left in the half. A quick three and out for the Chiefs allowed the Tigers to get the ball back on the Chiefs 45 yard line with 55 seconds left in the half. Four plays later the Tigers tied it up with a quarterback keeper from the five yard line.
Third quarter action saw the Tigers put up a field goal and touchdown to add their 24th unanswered point for a 31-21 lead.
The Chiefs would rally in the fourth quarter. Bringing in senior quarterback Kendrick Furness, the Chiefs marched down the field to the one yard line before pushing Furness across the goal line to bring the Chiefs within a field goal at 31-28.
With 10 seconds left, kicker Christian Buis would be called on for the second week in a row to tie the game and send it into overtime. With the ball on the 11 yard line, Buis would put a 29 yard field goal through the uprights to extend the game.
The two teams would trade field goals in the first overtime, while an interception in the second would give the Tigers a chance to line it up for the win. Wilson's Luke Carter put the 22 yard attempt through the posts to end the game and leave the Chiefs realizing that another opportunity had slipped by.
Coach Harding spoke after the game, "Three turnovers in the first half killed us. That's 21 points. That last turnover, where we had Cooper open in the end zone, that was the ballgame for us."
The Chiefs will host the St. James Sharks this Friday night for the final home game of the season. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.
If you can't make it to the game, you can catch all of the action live on the Charlie Stuart State Farm, North Myrtle Beach Chiefs Radio Network. Tyler Watkins and Wayne White will provide the play-by-play on WRNN 99.5 FM and online with streaming audio/video provided by Sandhills Bank at NMBChiefs.com. The broadcast begins at 7 p.m.
Golf tournament to benefit The
Humane Society of NMB
The Annual Shiver for the Shelter Golf Tournament presented by Slimbo Productions will be held on Saturday, Dec. 6, at Farmstead Golf Links in Calabash, N.C.
This unique tournament benefits the animals housed at The Humane Society of North Myrtle Beach. The spirit of this event is intended to supplement the food supply at the shelter. The fellowship and camaraderie strongly outweigh the competitive nature of the tournament. This captain's choice event is open to competitors who have a love for animals and a passion for golf. Due to the special needs of the shelter this year, the entry fee is 100 pounds of cat litter, puppy food or kitten food per player plus a $25 per player registration fee, which includes green and cart fee, range balls, lunch from Bistro 90 and refreshments on the course.
Tickets for a prize drawing will also be available. Deadline for entry is Dec. 3.
The 2013 event generated seven and a half tons of food and litter for the animals and during its history has brought in over 85 tons.
For information about sponsorship opportunities or to enter, contact Jeffrey Wisniewski at 843-450-2541 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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Women Charged In Union-Related Health Scam
Posted: 04/24/2009 - Four women have been indicted on federal charges alleging they helped Culinary Workers Union members claim health benefits for unauthorized cosmetic surgeries in Mexico
Posted: 04/24/2009 - Four women have been indicted on federal charges alleging they helped Culinary Workers Union members claim health benefits for unauthorized cosmetic surgeries in Mexico
Posted: 04/24/2009 - Police say they're not sure yet how many people in southern Nevada and neighboring states may have been victims of a couple of suspected Las Vegas con artists.
Posted: 04/24/2009 - The widow of a former Clark County Health District employee claims er husband suffered mold poisoning at work.
Posted: 04/24/2009 - City officials are starting a downtown farmers market Friday evenings.
Posted: 04/24/2009 - Fire investigators are looking for the cause of a blaze that started etween two homes and left both houses badly damaged yesterday.
Posted: 04/24/2009 - The Tropicana hotel-casino has closed 560 hotel rooms because they ailed an inspection.
Posted: 04/23/2009 - Police say two men face multiple charges after they were accused of eaving devices that emitted a noxious odor in a Henderson clothing store.
Posted: 04/23/2009 - Police say a man who was shot and wounded by officers in a southeast Las Vegas home ignored commands to put down a 17-inch hunting knife.
Posted: 04/23/2009 - The Nevada Highway Patrol says alcohol is suspected in a fatal crash hat killed a Tonopah man.
Posted: 04/23/2009 - A man has been convicted of trying to hire a hit man from is jail cell to kill a Nevada judge, a prosecutor and a detective.
Posted: 04/23/2009 - The Culinary Workers Union has filed a notice of appeal with the Nevada Supreme Court in its legal fight with the city over downtown redevelopment.
Posted: 04/22/2009 - A 21-year-old has been sentenced to 10 to 25 years in state prison in a fatal 2006 drive-by shooting in Las Vegas.
Posted: 04/22/2009 - The Clark County Commission has approved a deal reducing county mployee pay to save money while extending the current Service mployees International Union contract.
Posted: 04/22/2009 - Southern Nevada's top cop told a congressional panel that authorities want more valets, housekeepers and other employees to tip police about possible criminal and terrorist activity.
Updated: 04/23/2009 - Nevada Sen. John Ensign says calls to remove the federal judge who igned a memo authorizing brutal interrogation of terror suspects are "outrageous."
Posted: 04/22/2009 - Police are sending fewer officers to this year's Laughlin River Run.
Updated: 04/22/2009 - A University of Nevada, Las Vegas research study says before-and-after data shows a smoking ban adopted by voters in November 2006 hasn't undercut tavern business in Clark County.
Posted: 04/21/2009 - Nye County sheriffs investigators say they're looking for a gunman and an accomplice in an attack that included three shotgun blasts through the front door of a Pahrump home.
Posted: 04/21/2009 - A prosecutor says he'll ask a grand jury to indict a prominent Nebraska philanthropist on felony theft and bad check charges for failing to repay $14.75 million in gambling debts to two Las Vegas casinos.
Posted: 04/21/2009 - McCarran International Airport says nearly 490,000 fewer airline passengers flew into and out of Las Vegas in March compared with the same month a year ago.
Posted: 04/20/2009 - Las Vegas Sun reporter Alexandra Berzon says she was "totally in shock" to learn the stories she wrote about deaths of construction workers on the Las Vegas Strip earned a Pulitzer Prize for public service.
Updated: 04/21/2009 - The Las Vegas Sun won the Pulitzer Prize for public service Monday for exposing a high death rate among construction workers on the Las Vegas Strip.
Posted: 04/20/2009 - The Nevada Law Foundation is raising funds to address a shortage of legal aid lawyers reported by a panel set up by the state Supreme Court.
Posted: 04/19/2009 - Authorities are expecting four days of overnight and morning traffic delays on the Las Vegas Strip as officials build a pedestrian bridge near CityCenter.
Posted: 04/19/2009 - For 51 young women from across America, beauty comes to (figurative) blows Sunday as they compete for the Miss USA crown.


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The hottest internet craze right now is "mamming," and sorry, fellas, but it's for ladies only.
Think of it as like "planking," except only using breasts.
That's literally all "mamming" is: Women taking PG-friendly photos of themselves with their mammaries resting on things. Or animals. Or food.
According to the Daily Mail, the idea is the brainchild - breastchild? - of New Yorkers Michelle Lamont and Michelle Jaret, who started "mamming" to raise awareness for breast health. They were hoping to "[tap] into an existing trend" and get their message out in a unique way during the very busy and cluttered Breast Cancer Month Awareness.
Lamont, 25, is a breast cancer survivor herself.
When I was sick, I asked my doctors about a cure - one actually told me that the best cure we have is prevention. Prevention is screening like mammograms and self-exams and they are the best tool we have to catch cancer early, and catching it early is how we beat it.
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Ian Crouch on the planned return of "Twin Peaks":
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A fresh tally of votes Friday didn't do much to help Republican gubernatorial candidate Rob McKenna, who has held out hope that late ballots would break in his direction.
Counties that posted new totals on Friday evening pushed McKenna upward to a little above 49 percent of the vote. But the Democratic-leaning King County was set to release its updated results later in the night, likely erasing those gains.
McKenna believes late ballots will turn in his favor because the campaign says its internal tracking numbers suggested they would. However, in several of the counties he actually performed worse on Friday than he had earlier in the week.
The campaign emphasized earlier in the week that numbers wouldn't shift in their direction until Friday, over the weekend or early next week.
"We have no intention of unnecessarily dragging everyone along," McKenna spokesman Charles McCray said. "We saw an important data point in our tracking, and we want to follow it through."
So far, more than 2.5 million ballots have been counted. Counties estimate they still have another 500,000 on hand to process. That leaves McKenna with very little opportunity to make up ground.
Democratic candidate Jay Inslee, meanwhile, has been confident that the numbers will stay in his favor, so he has started forming a team to help him transition into office. He hasn't declared victory.
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By Bob Crawford The stat sheet from Sunday's 10-2 loss to Springfield was one that the Connecticut Whale coaches probably wanted to burn and never look at again, but there was one positive on the Whale side. That was next to the name of defenseman Sam Klassen, who was +1 in the game, the only player on the Whale team who ended the night on the plus side. It wasn't like Klassen was nailed to the bench, either. He played a regular shift, and was not on the ice for any of the Falcons' 10 goals. The second-year pro did not take any solace from that stat, though. "I'm not going to comment much on that," Klassen said Thursday after the Whale's practice at Champions Skating Center in Cromwell, CT. "It was a team loss, and we've got to respond from Sunday night." And how do the Whale, as a group, go about responding to that ugly defeat, with a rematch against the Falcons looming Friday night in Springfield? "You learn from that game," Klassen said, "and you ta
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In a results-based world, it can be hard to see anything beyond the end product.
Anyone who plays fantasy baseball knows that. If you own player who looks to have the underlying numbers you want but isn't getting the results that matter, it can be hard to stick with him. Or conversely, if you have a guy who is doing well, it can be hard to see past the poor process along the way.
It comes down to a matter of trust that something has to give. Take Jake Odorizzi. On June 5, the Rays righty had a 5.31 ERA. That was despite sterling peripherals that included a strikeout rate of over a batter per inning and a solid walk rate. But because of that ERA, Odorizzi was widely available. It was difficult to look past the bad results.
A little over a month later, Odorizzi's ERA stands at 4.01, having not allowed more than three runs in any of his starts since. His process was good, the results have now gotten better.
There's no guarantee things will continue in this way, of course. Odorizzi could have his peripherals dip and his results with them, or he could hit a string of bad luck. Likewise, some pitchers outperform their peripherals all year. But those results are atypical, and it's wiser to bet on the rule than the exception.
So, with that in mind, here's a list of some lower-tier guys players who have either underperformed or overperformed their numbers thus far. The underperformers may be available, either in free agency or on someone's team, at a value price. The overperformers are players to look to move or to be wary of if offered in a trade.
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Wade Miley, Diamondbacks. Miley hasn't been terrible -- he owns a 4.18 ERA -- but if he can keep pitching like he has, that could get even better. Miley has struck out 22.4 percent of the batters he's faced, walked just 2.39 batters per nine innings, and has a ground-ball rate near 50 percent, according to Fangraphs. Those numbers are strong, and even on the Diamondbacks, Miley has a substantial chance to improve on his current results.
Nate Schierholtz, Cubs. Over the course of his career, Schierholtz has a .292 career BABIP and a 17.9 percent line-drive rate. This season? Schierholtz has a .245 BABIP and 22.4 percent line-drive rate. Schierholtz could be in for some regression with either his BABIP or line-drive rate, but overall, he seems like an alright bet to show improvement going forward.
Drew Stubbs, Rockies. Stubbs is finally living up to his hype, with 10 homers, 11 steals and a .292 average so far. Not to be the bearer of bad news, but his strikeout rate is 29.1 percent and his BABIP is .378. Stubbs' career strikeout rate is 29.3 percent and his BABIP is .327. Not coincidentally, his career batting average is .244. One of these things is not like the other, so one of these things is probably going to regress to the mean. You can probably guess which I'm betting on.
Chase Headley, Padres. Headley's season has been a disaster, as he's hit just .226 with seven homers and four steals. But there's reason to think a second-half turnaround is possible. Besides a possible trade out of San Diego, Headley is also the owner of a .279 BABIP (career mark: .331) and a line-drive rate of 25.5 percent. He's still going to be owned in NL-only leagues, but mixed leaguers shouldn't be afraid to take a flier, too.
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Drew Hutchison, Blue Jays. Hutchinson has struck out a very solid 21.7 percent of the batters he's faced while walking 3.10 batters per nine. Both numbers are indicative of a pitcher who should have better than a 4.16 ERA. Hutchison does have a below-average home run rate, but overall there's plenty to like, even pitching in Toronto.
J.D. Martinez, Tigers. Martinez' power surge has been incredible – he has 13 homers in 55 games this season, and 23 in 72 games when you factor in Triple-A. But he's also the owner of a .397 BABIP which has inflated his average to .346 despite a strikeout rate near 24 percent. That's not to say you should run from Martinez – you'll probably never get a great return on him anyway – but his average could drop quite a bit in the second half.
Rick Porcello, Tigers. Around the Fantasy Source office, I may or may not be president of the Rick Porcello fan club. At the very least, I'm driving the bandwagon. But let this serve as an alert to all passengers, we might be experiencing some turbulence. Porcello's FIP is still solid at 3.93, but his strikeout rate is low (5.05). And while his command has been excellent, Porcello's ground-ball rate is good, not great. Unless his peripherals improve, his .274 BABIP will likely come up, as will his ERA.
Alejandro De Aza, White Sox. A .232 average with just five homers (though he does have 12 steals) is not cutting it for anyone who invested in De Aza this year. His BABIP is .290, which isn't the worst, but it's also is below his career average of .327. His line-drive rate is 25 percent, and the rest of his peripheral stats don't look too far off his career norm, so De Aza could see a modest improvement in his numbers going forward. In fact, in June, he hit .365 after failing to crack .200 April or May, so that turnaround may have already begun.
Minor Leagues
Noah Syndergaard, Mets. These days it's looking less and less likely Syndergaard sees time in the bigs this year. But his peripherals at Triple-A are excellent – he's struck out over a batter per inning and walked just 2.60 per nine. The PCL isn't an easy place to pitch, and Las Vegas can be especially difficult. The underlying numbers remain, so don't lose faith in Syndergaard yet.
Joc Pederson, Dodgers. Also in the PCL, Pederson is a popular name with those looking at prospects thanks to an 1.017 OPS. But Pederson's high strikeout rate is a concern. Just note that his 28.5 strikeout percentage at Triple-A is slightly higher than Domingo Santana's, the Astros prospect who struggled to make contact in the majors. That's despite Santana hitting .299 in Triple-A. It's a reminder that if a prospect is struggling to make contact consistently on the farm, he very well could struggle upon promotion, making him a liability in the batting average category.


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I am always fascinated when I see someone who has perfected one thing and do ONLY that. It just isn't possible in Denmark to have a niche competence in that way because the market is too small. I kinda envy that sometimes. Like Zena Holloway, she does amazing underwater shots and does it really well.
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I've posted Friends of Type before but I'm gonna post them again cause the cool stuff just keeps on coming. LOVE these guys! The diversity is awesome but these days I'm really loving their gritty handlettering. So full of life!
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I LOVE the book as media and when I see someone who makes it something special it makes me so happy. I shared Sara de Bondt's design for Jonathan Safran Foer's special edition before but you should check out Visual Editions the publisher behind it. They do books with visual writing, books that aren't just books, but that has conceptual meaning in how they look. Visual Editions started a Flickr account where there are also some great examples of other people's work (second example below). Would love to see more of this!
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I'm gonna sound grumpy now, but I think there should be a law against Christmas decorations before 1st of December. I just saw the first load in the shops and Christmas isn't exactly on our doorstep. Jesus! So I guess blogging this amazing series called Christmas in America by photographer Jesse Rieser is only fitting. Let's get into the freakin' Holiday Spirit!
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I met the wonderful and talented Evelin Kasikov when she spoke at CPH Typo where I also did a talk about my exhibit. I had been an admirer of her's for quite a while so when she asked for a photo of me for her portrait series I was over the moon! How many people can say they have a stitched portrait of themselves done by someone fab? Well, twelve to be exact! Check it out. Do you recognize me?
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I don't blog websites that often but I wanna show you G'nosh London based food company that does dips and yummy little things. I really like their website because of it handmade feel and scrolling through it really makes me wanna try their product. Yum!
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I am passing along this information if you too would like to keep these ads from showing up on your blog.
Here is a link to the comment where they give the list. As you can see it is quite extensive and gives us a little bit of an idea as to how many players are in this.
Again I am firmly against the trade of in-game gold/items/power leveling etc for real-world money. It is against most MMOs terms of service and has an overall negative effect on the games they choose to infect.
We make our gold the good old fashioned way. One copper at a time with out wits, persistence and the help of each other!
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Wow. Just my opinion here, but I hope that our readers are smart enough NOT to purchase from these folks, as most of them don't even glance at the ads anyways...we are fighting a losing battle, my friend. Flux vs. Golaith if you will. Good luck and godspeed to you!
@Altolycus Thanks for the heads up. Yes I saw the first one you listed as well and I had blocked it earlier today. The second one has now been added.ReplyDelete
I don't consider this a losing battle. I consider it necessary to help maintain the distinction between what we do/write about and a part of the industry that many players (me included) feel is pretty much a cancer on MMO gaming as a whole.
Were you there the first few weeks of Aion? That game was damaged pretty badly by gold sellers when it first launched.
You just have to keep up the good fight.
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